To be specific, BWAVs are "timecode stamped" - that is, there is built-in metadata indicating where the start-point of the contained audio is with reference to LTC.

The timecode uses the binary coded decimal (BCD) format, in which binary digits represent decimal numbers. The BCD timecode contains the year, day, hour, minute, second and flags for Daylight Saving ...

The markers are synced to the cut's timecode, so you don't have to worry about which note and marker goes where. From there, Dropcode exports the markers and notes from your iOS device, which can then ...